Common use of Less Frequent Evaluation Cycles Clause in Contracts

Less Frequent Evaluation Cycles. Teachers/school counselors who are rated Accomplished on the most recent evaluation will be subject to a Full Evaluation Cycle once (1) every three (3) years unless s/he is up for renewal, provided the teacher/school counselor submits a self-directed Professional Growth Plan to the evaluator each year, and for teachers, the evaluator determines the teacher is making growth progress on that plan. Growth progress is defined as completing action steps, attaining a goal statement, and/or providing evidence on qualitative or quantitative indicators for the bargaining unit member. If a teacher/school counselor does not need to complete a full evaluation cycle, they will complete a Less Frequent Evaluation Cycle. Teachers/school counselor who are rated Skilled on the most recent evaluation will be subject to a Full Evaluation cycle once (1) every two (2) years unless s/he is up for renewal, provided to the teacher/school counselor and the evaluator jointly develop a Professional Growth Plan or the teacher/school counselor, and for teachers, the evaluator determines the teacher is making growth progress on that plan. Growth progress is defined as completing an action step, attaining a goal statement, and/or providing evidence on qualitative or quantitative indicators for the bargaining unit member. If a teacher/school counselor does not need to complete a full evaluation cycle, they will complete a Less Frequent Evaluation Cycle. The Less Frequent Evaluation Cycle consists of a professional growth plan, one (1) informal walkthrough, and one post-conference discussion of progress on the Professional Growth Plan. A teacher/school counselor may request a formal observation at any time, in addition to those required. Such requests may be denied by the Evaluator. The evaluator will supply the teacher/school counselor with the reason for the denial in writing.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Negotiated Agreement, Negotiated Agreement

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Less Frequent Evaluation Cycles. Teachers/school counselors who are rated Accomplished on the most recent evaluation will be subject to a Full Evaluation Cycle once (1) every three (3) years unless s/he is up for renewal, provided the teacher/school counselor submits a self-directed Professional Growth Plan to the evaluator each year, and for teachers, the evaluator determines the teacher is making growth progress on that plan. Growth progress is defined as completing action steps, attaining a goal statement, and/or providing evidence on qualitative or quantitative indicators for the bargaining unit member. If a teacher/school counselor does not need to complete a full evaluation cycle, they will complete a Less Frequent Evaluation Cycle. Teachers/school counselor who are rated Skilled on the most recent evaluation will be subject to a Full Evaluation cycle Cycle once (1) every two (2) years unless s/he is up for renewal, provided to the teacher/school counselor and the evaluator jointly develop a Professional Growth Plan or for the teacher/school counselor, and for teachers, the evaluator determines the teacher is making growth progress on that plan. Growth progress is defined as completing an action stepsteps, attaining a goal statement, and/or providing evidence on qualitative or quantitative indicators for the bargaining unit member. If a teacher/school counselor does not need to complete a full evaluation cycle, they will complete a Less Frequent Evaluation Cycle. The Less Frequent Evaluation Cycle consists of a professional growth plan, one (1) informal walkthrough, and one post-conference discussion of progress on the Professional Growth Plan. A teacher/school counselor may request a formal observation at any time, in addition to those required. Such requests request may be denied by the Evaluator. The evaluator will supply the teacher/school counselor with the reason for the denial in writing.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Less Frequent Evaluation Cycles. Teachers/school counselors who are rated Accomplished on the most recent evaluation will be subject to a Full Evaluation Cycle once (1) every three (3) years unless s/he is up for renewal, provided the teacher/school counselor submits a self-directed Professional Growth Plan to the evaluator each year, and for teachers, the evaluator determines the teacher is making growth progress on that plan. Growth progress is defined as completing an action steps, attaining a goal statement, and/or providing evidence on qualitative or quantitative indicators for the bargaining unit member. If a teacher/school counselor does not need to complete a full evaluation cycle, they will complete a Less Frequent Evaluation Cycle. Teachers/school counselor who are rated Skilled on the most recent evaluation will be subject to a Full Evaluation cycle Cycle once (1) every two (2) years unless s/he is up for renewal, provided to the teacher/school counselor and the evaluator jointly develop a Professional Growth Plan or for the teacher/school counselor, and for teachers, the evaluator determines the teacher is making growth progress on that plan. Growth progress is defined as completing an action stepsteps, attaining a goal statement, and/or providing evidence on qualitative or quantitative indicators for the bargaining unit member. If a teacher/school counselor does not need to complete a full evaluation cycle, they will complete a Less Frequent Evaluation Cycle. The Less Frequent Evaluation Cycle consists of a professional growth plan, one one (1) informal walkthrough, and one post-conference discussion of progress on the Professional Growth Plan. A teacher/school counselor may request a formal observation at any time, in addition to those required. Such requests request may be denied by the Evaluator. The evaluator will supply the teacher/school counselor with the reason for the denial in writing.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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